Shot Blasting Room

• For cleaning the interior of automobile engines.
• For applying the antiadhesive coating.
• Manual blast cleaning room for large parts
• For part interiors.
• For shot blasting machine operation
• For thermal spray coating & paint

When compared to open-air blasting, the controlled environment of a shot blasting room provides numerous advantages that justify the expenditure. Confining abrasive shot blasting machine operations to a controlled, clean environment allows for efficient abrasive recycling, which saves money over employing single-use abrasive. 

As a result, your output will grow. A well-planned abrasive shot blast chamber design includes components such as a well-lit workspace, an abrasive reclaim floor, an abrasive/trash separation system, and a dust collector to maintain the atmosphere clean and contaminant-free. The basic line is that blast chambers are a more efficient and productive way to blast.

The shot blast room is specifically designed for large parts of manual blasting or shot blasting. Once the part is put into the shot blasting booth, the operator enters the cabin, suitably protected by specific equipment, to spray the parts. The shot blast room has been outfitted with ambient exhaust and abrasive recovery technology, allowing them to be cleaned and reused.
Anti-wear material has been used to cover the cabins. The interior of the cabin is perfectly lit, allowing for easy and comfortable work. The cabin construction is composed of modular panels that are simple to put together. Parts can be entered and exited by trolleys, aerial carousels, or directly on the floor in a variety of ways. Without the need for construction, the abrasive material is gathered utilizing various technologies, including draggers. A special vibrating sieve positioned in the wind sifter can be installed in the cabins to prevent nozzle jamming and maintenance labor.

Shot Blast Room Recovery system

Recovery systems range from 100% underfloor to simple sweeping hopper systems. A recovery system with 100% floor recovery provides for optimal production because workers are never required to handle spent abrasive. (An option is a 25% or 50% floor area recovery system that requires daily operator sweeping to recycle all abrasives.
When spent abrasive media falls through the floor grating, it is collected by a conveyor, often an oscillating tray conveyor, and transported across to a bucket elevator and an abrasive cleaning station.
Oscillating tray conveyors are a dependable, self-cleaning, low-maintenance, and low-profile option for effective underfloor recovery.

Shot Blast Room Design

A blast room is a necessary component of the industrial coatings business. It is required to clean raw off-the-mill and fabricated steel so that it is ready to get a protective thermal spray coating. In most cases, a 'profile' is applied to the surface to give a 'key' for the paint film to cling to.
The concept of directing a high-velocity abrasive blast at any object evolved from the days when anyone with a compressor and some type of pressure vessel could direct some type of abrasive at work, but the abrasive was not recoverable. The use of a blast chamber alters this equation; the primary reason someone installs a blast room is to recover and recycle their abrasive.

Shot Blasting Machine Dust Collector

A dust collector is an essential component of every blast chamber. It ventilates the chamber and filters out pollutants from the exhaust air. To ensure visibility and the requisite air velocity in the room, the dust collector must be carefully selected to fit the size of the blast chamber. In general, the larger the blast chamber's cross-section, the larger the dust collector.
All design and engineering calculations can be aided by shot blasting. Dust collectors of both wet and dry types could be provided.

Shot Blasting Room Advantages

• Installing a blast room provides various advantages, both economically and environmentally.
• Weather restrictions are no longer an issue. You can blast constantly for a whole year, helping you to increase production and meet customer deadlines.
• The controlled environment aids your blaster in producing consistent quality work.
• Typically, blast rooms will include an automatic abrasive recycling system, which allows you to use recyclable abrasives while substantially lowering your costs.
• You not only save money on abrasive purchases, but you also save money on handling and disposal.
• When all of the dust from your blasting activity is contained, your overall site environment is cleaner.